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Winners of 2014 Mini-Grants on Free Market Economics
Winners of 2014 Mini-Grants on Free Market Economics
Oct 8, 2024 5:15 PM

The Acton Institute Mini-Grants on Free Market Economics Program accepts proposals from business and economics faculty members at Christian colleges, seminaries, and universities in the United States and Canada in order to promote the scholarship and teaching of market economics. This program allows for collaboration between faculty from different universities, as well as allow future leaders to emerge, strengthen, and expand the existing network of scholars within economics. Entrants may submit proposals in two broad categories: Course development and faculty scholarships. You can learn more about this program on the Mini-Grants page.

Here is plete list of the 2014 winners and their specific projects:

Catholic Social Thought: Pro vs. Anti-Market Interpretations

Nicolas Capaldi, Legendre-Soulé Distinguished Chair in Business Ethics and Director of the Center for Spiritual Capital, Loyola University New Orleans

Entrepreneurship Directed Study Course

Hona Amer, Adjunct Professor, Evangel UniversityEveline Lewis, Nonprofit Business and Social Enterprise Program Coordinator and Adjunct Professor, Evangel University

History of Economic Thought

Stephen P. Barrows, Associate Professor of Economics, Aquinas College

Expanding the Reach of Integrative Scholarship: Designing and Delivering a MOOC titled, “Market Economics and the Christian Theological Tradition”

Paul Oslington, Professor of Economics and Dean of Business, Alphacrusis CollegeAndrew Yuengert, Professor of Economics, Pepperdine UniversityPaul Williams, Director of the Marketplace Institute, Regent College

The History of Economic Thought

Miren Ivankovic, Associate Professor of Finance and Economics, Anderson University

Moral Idealism and Market Principles: Bringing Lessons in Economics to Gordon College’s Honors Program and Enriching the Economics/Business Major

Bruce Webb, Professor Emeritus of Economics, Gordon CollegeTal Howard, Director of the Center for Faith and Inquiry, Gordon College

The Morality and Solutions of Free-Market Principles to Improve Society

Bernard J. Mauser, Assistant Professor, San Diego Christian College – Rivendell Sanctuary Program

PovertyCure Seminar Onsite and Online Course Development

K. Caleb Chan, Dean and Professor of Business, Gainey School of Business, Spring Arbor University

Wealth & Justice

Travis Ricketts, Professor of History and Government, Bryan CollegePaul Boling, Professor of Christian Thought and Philosophy, Head of Christian Thought and Philosophy, Bryan College

Why Economic Growth Matters: The Economic and Theological Case

Edd S. Noell, Professor of Economics, Westmont College

Stephen L.S. Smith, Professor of Economics, Gordon College

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